AGP Executive Report

Renewable Energy: A World Bank Group report says Kosovo could attract $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion in private investment by easing barriers in solar and wind power, business services and manufacturing. Reforms could generate 61,000 to 87,000 jobs over five to 10 years, but unreliable electricity and regulatory hurdles remain obstacles. Prishtina Sanitation: Uncollected rubbish and sewage flowing onto streets are troubling residents across the capital, raising public-health concerns and exposing failures in basic waste and sewer services.

Clean Energy and Investment: A World Bank Group report says Kosovo could attract $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion in private investment and create up to 87,000 jobs by easing barriers in sectors including utility-scale solar and wind. It points to unreliable electricity and regulatory hurdles as obstacles to growth. Prishtina’s Sanitation Crisis: Rubbish is piling up in streets and public spaces, while sewage spills onto roads and walkways in parts of the capital. Residents say the failures are affecting daily life and raising public-health concerns.

Clean Energy Investment: A World Bank Group report says Kosovo could attract $1.2–$1.5 billion in private investment and create up to 87,000 jobs by addressing barriers in sectors including utility-scale solar and wind. Unreliable electricity remains a hurdle. Prishtina Sanitation: The capital is struggling with uncollected rubbish and sewage spilling onto streets, raising public-health concerns as residents face worsening waste and service failures.

Prishtina Sanitation: Uncollected rubbish and sewage spilling onto streets are disrupting daily life across the capital, with footage from September and October showing waste piled around collection points and wastewater flowing onto roads and walkways. Residents say the worsening conditions raise public-health concerns and expose failures in basic municipal services.

Prishtina Sanitation: Uncollected rubbish and sewage spilling onto streets are creating a worsening public-health and quality-of-life problem across Kosovo’s capital. Footage from September and October shows waste, discarded furniture and sewage on roads and walkways, while residents say the city’s basic services are failing.

Prishtina Sanitation: Uncollected rubbish and sewage flowing onto streets and walkways are worsening conditions across Kosovo’s capital, with residents raising public-health concerns. Footage from September and October shows waste, including discarded furniture, piling up at collection points as basic municipal services fall short.

Prishtina Sanitation: Piles of uncollected rubbish and sewage flowing onto streets are troubling residents across the capital and its suburbs. The worsening conditions raise public-health concerns and frustration over failures to provide basic services.

Prishtina Sanitation Crisis: Piles of uncollected rubbish and sewage flowing onto streets and walkways are disrupting daily life across Kosovo’s capital. Residents say the problem extends beyond overflowing bins to dumped furniture and household waste, raising public-health concerns and frustration over basic city services.

Children at Risk: An investigation in Kosovo found children being exploited through street begging, often in traffic and exposed to extreme weather. Cases have stalled, while social services struggle to provide lasting protection.

Climate and Culture: Max Richter’s new album, adapted from a climate-fiction ballet, explores ecological and technological destruction. His earlier work drew on the Kosovo conflict.

Climate and Culture: Composer Max Richter’s new album, While the Flood Rages, explores ecological and technological destruction. Richter’s earlier work drew on the Kosovo conflict, but the new release is adapted from a climate-focused ballet score.

Children at Risk: Children forced to beg on Kosovo’s streets face malnutrition and exposure to extreme weather, while investigations stall and social services struggle to protect them. KALLXO.com footage shows adults monitoring children at busy intersections in Prishtina and collecting their earnings.

Children at Risk: Investigations into forced begging in Kosovo have stalled, while children remain exposed to traffic and extreme weather, with social services struggling to protect them. Climate and Culture: Composer Max Richter’s new album, While the Flood Rages, explores ecological and technological destruction; his earlier work drew inspiration from the Kosovo conflict.

Weather Exposure: Children forced to beg at intersections across Kosovo are often barefoot, malnourished and exposed to extreme weather, while investigations stall and social services struggle to protect them.

Children at Risk: Children forced to beg at Kosovo intersections face traffic, malnutrition and exposure to extreme weather. Investigations into suspected organized exploitation have stalled, while social services struggle to provide lasting protection. Climate and Culture: Composer Max Richter’s new album explores ecological and technological destruction; his earlier work drew inspiration from the Kosovo conflict.

Climate in Culture: Max Richter’s new album, While the Flood Rages, explores ecological and technological destruction through music written for a ballet based on Margaret Atwood’s climate fiction. Richter’s earlier work drew on the Kosovo conflict.